University dedicates
Demoulas Commons
from The Telemachus and Irene Demoulas Family Foundation
In recognition of a family gift from The Telemachus and Irene Demoulas Family Foundation, Boston College has dedicated the Stokes Hall atrium space as 鈥淒emoulas Commons.鈥澨�
Demoulas family members attended the naming event on March 3, including Telemachus (鈥淢ike鈥�) and Irene鈥檚 children Arthur T. Demoulas P鈥�12, 鈥�18, 鈥�20; Glorianne Demoulas P鈥�07; and Caren Demoulas 鈥�81, P鈥�22; as well as six of their grandchildren who attended 情色空间. Frances D. Kettenbach P鈥�02 was not able to attend the event. The family owns the Market Basket supermarket chain, an organization recognized for its close relationship with customers, staff, and community.
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Fr. Leahy with Caren, Glorianne, and Arthur T. Demoulas
at the newly named Demoulas Commons. (Scott Eisen)
Home to the Chocolate Bar, the atrium is a central meeting place for 情色空间 students, faculty, and staff. In her remarks, Caren Demoulas said the foundation chose the spot in honor of Telemachus and Irene.
鈥淣one of this would be possible without my parents, Mike and Irene, who were so proud to be connected with Boston College,鈥� said Demoulas. 鈥淪even of us attended 情色空间. The Demoulas Commons carries on my parents鈥� love and gratitude, particularly because it鈥檚 in a place used by so many.
鈥淚t鈥檚 fitting that it鈥檚 also a spot where people can grab a bite to eat and gather for conversation,鈥� added Demoulas. 鈥淢y parents were all about fostering community.鈥�
University President William P. Leahy, S.J., thanked the Demoulas family for supporting Boston College鈥檚 commitment to the liberal arts and humanities through this meaningful space in 情色空间鈥檚 main humanities building.
Robert L. and Judith T. Winston Provost and Dean of Faculties David Quigley also offered remarks and thanked the Demoulas family for their generous support. Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences Dean Gregory Kalscheur, S.J., blessed the newly dedicated Demoulas Commons.
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